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An rt] gd Kathy Ryan and Kathy Gunter break up in a scene from The Duelling Oaks, during a Friday afternoon rehearsal for the Cartwright High School Drama Night, last Friday and Saturday, that saw more than 400 people attend. Three school houses" each presented a one-act play for the event, held at the Blackstock Recreation Centre. re The Duelling Oakes 'continued tion with the characters played by Phil Archer, Kathy Gunter, Cindy Van- Camp, Kathy Ryan and Harold. Wright, The Alikats presented The Nine Lives of Emily with Geneen Reeder, #7 ~ Janis McLaughlin," Mike a VanGestel, Heather Severn, : Phone 985-8011 . Gordon - MAR-LAINE HAND CRAFT BOUTIQUE 160 Queen Street - Port Perry,Ont. 985-8011 } -- CROCHET LESSONS -- Thursday Evenings 7 - 9 p.m. (by appointment) Yarns, Needlecraft & Kits Jack Gunter, Anne Marlow, Ray Porrill, playing the parts. The Tigers presented Romance is a Racket with the characters played by Susan Thompson, Tammy Demerchant, Cindy McColl, Rosie Fallis, Shawn Severn, Paul Larmer, Ivan DeJong and Clint Sleep. On Saturday evening the plays were jud- ged with Romance is a Rack- et placing first, the actresses prizes were won by Susan Thompson. Janis McLaugh- lin and Rosie Fallis while Shawn Severn. Jack Gunter and Harold Wright won the "boys™ prizes in that order. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. William Forder who celebrated their 56th wed- ding anniversary quietly on Wed. March 7th. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lar- mer spent Wednesday and Thursday with her brother Avery in Little Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van- - Camp. Robert and Paul of Port Perry were Sunday din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanCamp. Glad to report that Mr. Wilbert Werry is home again from Port Perry Hospital. A special Mothering Day Sunday service was held in $1.00 per session » ee To ni A5% um Awning & Patio Doors on orders taken before March 15th, 1975 Insulate and Beautify ALCAN ALUMINUM Dusome Window Products Your Home with SIDING ee Phone 985-3572 CRAG RNINRNNSNRANANINN SNS SS SIA IS IIIS SOOO ' ' Xs See 't Errol iu 3 "ats Blackstock and area news the St. John's Anglican Church on Sunday morning. The children received spec- ial decorated cakes lo present to their mothers dur- ing this old English tradition. Congratulations to Mr. Richard Wall who celebrated his 89th birthday at Lake- view Manor, Beaverton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wall, longtime residents of Black- stock enjoy fairly good health. The World's Day of Prayer Service held in the St. John's Anglican Church on Friday afternoon was well attended by ladies of all denomina- tions. The theme for the service was "All for One". with ladies from the United, Presbyterian and Anglican Churches taking part. Mrs. P, BALM 5 Ivy Rahm gave an excellent talk on the theme. Lunch and a social time concluded the afternnons's fellowship. Sorry that Mr. Bob Bryans is a patient again in Sunny- brook Hospital, Toronto undergoing tests. He was home for the weekend but had to return again on Sun. evening. He hopes .to be released by Wednesday. Purple Hill is having a great growth in population, two new babies in two days. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hulcoop on the arrival of a son and to Mr. and Mrs. Allan Prestley on the birth of a daughter. Blackstock Women's Institute Seventeen members of the Blackstock Women's Insti- CEPACOL ¢ C Mouthwash and Gargle 100ml. Regular or Mint TOOTHPASTE omy &9 CONTACC¢ Cold Capsules Buy Now dnd Save! ONLY 4or. BAND-AI BRAND N Qlrssncame QQ inl, vw ns i -| 77 a BLISTEX 2 Su" AS Danke, 44° curity DisposaLE DIAPERS | INJEO TODDLER 12'S $1.19 + 32.19 DAYTIME 30'S LE 1.88 ..:0. 159° Sze GLYZE RONA 88¢ J 201. SKIN CREAM . ome care Prem 97,88 @ PROPA P.H. SIZE] Adin Relief tii. 3199 6 or. Mics. $1.79 Special ONLY $7129 PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday, Mar. 12, 1975 -- 27 tute met at the Community Hall on Wed. March 5th at 12:30 p.m. Following the singing of the Institute Grace all partook of delicious desserts and tea under the convenership of Mrs. Harold McLaughlin. The meeting was opened by Mrs. Mae Shortridge with the Ode, Collect and Roll Call which was answered by "A Misleading Advertisement". The minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. S. VanCamp and approved, also the treasurer's report. Mrs. K. Samells and Mrs. B. Huggins will be the nom- inating committee for 1975 - 76. It was decided that $25.00 be given and shared by the two boys from the district Sale Ends m Lg 2 2" arch 1543p Sr kr 2 I.D.A. Brand EVERYDAY PRICE | ONLY 3, tor Adults OILOFOLAYE 4 100 ml. Beauty Lotion or S0gm. 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